Evidence and exact path
The evidenced gap, immutable public source links, and exact file or path to change define where the work begins.
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Fixed scope · one public repository
Turn one audit into three executable fixes.
Exactly three human-reviewed fix cards, pinned to one immutable public revision and written so a maintainer or coding agent can act without guessing.
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$149 USD · One business day after complete public
inputs and provider-confirmed settled payment.
Scope before payment. Use the public GitHub form or business email.
Fix cards
3/3
- Public source evidence
- linked
- Exact change location
- named
- Acceptance check
- executable
- Implementation included
- no
one repository at one immutable revision
Scope
1 public repository
Output
Exactly 3 fix cards
Review cap
45 human minutes
Delivery
1 business day
The exact deliverable
Three decisions your next contributor can verify.
Each card connects an evidenced gap to the smallest bounded response. Missing or ambiguous source material stays missing instead of becoming a confident-sounding guess.
Bounded change outline
The smallest recommended change is described without pretending undocumented repository behavior is known.
Executable acceptance check
Each card states how a maintainer or coding agent can verify completion, plus relevant limitations and risky-action boundaries.
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Add repository-specific agent instructions
A public-root evidence gap becomes a bounded AGENTS.md outline with an inspectable acceptance check.
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State the configuration boundary
Ambiguous environment evidence stays conditional, with safe alternatives and no invented secret or endpoint.
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Define risky-action approval gates
Public guidance names when agents must stop without implying maintainer, deployment, credential, or financial authority.
The process
Audit first. Scope second. Payment third.
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Complete the free public audit
Begin with a completed public audit so the request has a repository, immutable revision, and shared evidence baseline.
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Open a non-binding scope request
Use the public GitHub form or business email to provide the audit issue, repository URL, and one operational pain to prioritize. Never include contact, private, payment, or transaction data.
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Receive written scope
WrightOps confirms eligibility, fixed price, delivery clock, exclusions, and acceptance shape. Opening the request does not create a contract or payment obligation.
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Pay, then receive three public cards
Use the authorized PayPal Business Goods & Services checkout only after confirmation. Work begins after provider-confirmed settled payment and complete accepted public inputs.
The boundary is part of the product
A plan is not implementation.
The review covers one repository at one immutable default-branch revision and at most 45 minutes of human review. It does not change the repository or guarantee an operational result.
Read correction and refund terms- ✓ Exactly three evidence-linked fix cards
- ✓ One factual correction within seven days
- ✓ Full purchase-price refund before review begins or if WrightOps cannot deliver
- × No implementation or repository changes
- × No private code, credentials, or production access
- × This is not a vulnerability, security, privacy, legal, or compliance review
- × No score, merge, savings, or outcome guarantee
Before you request scope
Direct answers.
Is a scope request a contract or payment obligation?
No. WrightOps confirms the exact written scope before payment, and paid work begins only after provider-confirmed settlement.
Does the $149 include implementation?
No. The fixed offer is exactly three human-reviewed fix cards. It does not include code, documentation, configuration, or pull-request changes.
How much review is included?
The plan includes at most 45 minutes of human review for one public repository at one immutable default-branch revision.
Can I correct a factual error?
Yes. One factual correction may be requested within seven calendar days. It does not cover a new revision, changed scope, an extra card, or implementation.
What happens if WrightOps cannot deliver?
A full purchase-price refund is available before review begins, for ineligible intake found before review, or if WrightOps cannot deliver the accepted scope. If PayPal retains a seller fee, WrightOps absorbs that cost.
One repository · three cards · one business day
Give the next contributor an evidenced order of operations.
Use the public scope form or business email after completing the free audit. The request is non-binding, no checkout is presented here, and no work begins until the exact repository, revision, exclusions, and delivery terms are confirmed in writing.